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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture I: The Problem of Faust
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    • were,all kinds of sound formulas from past ages and much real
    • at a different kind of wisdom with regard to the spiritual
    • been able to attain their kind of wisdom which in the natural
    • “When in our narrow chamber kindled
    • secret, or something of the kind; their whole endeavour is to
    • believe they understand a quotation of this kind. Let me read
    • tincture of the Lion's, for the two kinds of blood are
    • of producing. He has invented a kind of medicine.
    • mankind; for spirit-freedom could never have been attained
    • faculties, and he meant a certain kind of force-activity
    • certain kinds of living forces were there, and these flowed
    • of that kind; they belong to it, along to its nature and
    • known, however, as a force, a certain kind of force. The
    • We live in the age in which an ancient kind of wisdom has
    • been lost and a new kind only beginning to appear. What arose
    • their nature-influences, have been made into a kind of
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture II: The Romantic Walpurgis-Night
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    • of this kind has naturally made no small impression on those
    • body has happened to van Helmont. But this kind of thing is
    • themselves lucky were methods of this kind to be divulged to
    • animals have something of the kind, for the snail not only
    • this kind can really touch anything soft, but only touch it
    • trying to ape man kind by going zigzag. The Mephistopheles
    • out, and what I might call a kind of Nature-initiation, that
    • made war upon everything spiritual. A man of that kind is
    • we have a remarkable kind of poetical paraphrase. You
    • this kind of aura. For it suited Mephistopheles cunningly to
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture III: Goethe's Feeling for the Concrete.
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    • This conception gradually developed into a kind of Theosophy
    • is relative in the world, beyond all that controls mankind in
    • makes Mephistopheles quite sympathetic and kindly. For how
    • kind of understanding, a kind of intellectuality like human
    • substantiality he brought about through the kind of being we
    • this Goethe naturally needed some kind of error, and this
    • the other hand concepts drawn from any kind of spiritual
    • many bigotted Christian pastors, and people of that kind,
    • different kind, was present. He wanted to play the part of
    • the kind. They do not see where the harm lies in these
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture IV: Faust and the "Mothers"
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    • contains a kind of culminating point of all that is spiritual
    • some kind of transformation. Leaving aside what one otherwise
    • to point out to the world that there is a spiritual kindom,
    • have assembled a for a kind of drama. What makes them see it?
    • suggestion, not the best kind of suggestion but an ahrimanic
    • not intend that something of this kind was simply to be
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture V: Faust and the Problem of Evil
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    • — of the historic evolution of mankind. Goethe longed
    • in him like a kind of illness. But this was essentially due
    • aspire to Italy with the kind of impulse which inspires any
    • another kind of vision. Many things could be cited in
    • mankind. At the same time, endeavouring as he did to compare
    • of this kind. Certain economists who thought themselves
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VI: The Helena Saga and the Riddle of Freedom
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    • IN the evolution of mankind, as I have
    • that summons into the evolution of mankind problems of Birth
    • social structures of mankind which should now arise out of
    • possessed by the kind of Angel-being of whom we have been
    • mankind out of the Mysteries. They clid not say to human
    • kindles and enflames them even against himself.
    • Mankind might learn from such things; it can very easily
    • therefore, how in the total evolution of mankind the Heroes
    • its great progress in every kind of human thought. Why, they
    • kindle the spiritual forces in the consciousness of mankind
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VII: Some Spiritual-Scientific Observations
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    • Now, by a kind
    • Goethe kept all this clearly before him, (but as a kind of
    • kind of pedantic, rationalistic, philistine, understands
    • assail mankind. Everything is surging. But though the whole
    • The other animals are of quite another kind. There are
    • sceptical indeed; He ascribed all kinds of good qualities to
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VIII: Spiritual Science Considered with the Classical Walpurgis-Night
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    • evoking all kinds of images as they come and go, ideas that
    • been fulfilled. A man goes throughout life wishing all kinds
    • said by a kind friend to whom you would rather listen than to
    • plunging into the world of Anaxagoras' thought. What kind of
    • period — emmets, pigmies, creatures of a lower kind, and
    • such as is gratified in hunting. Man does much of this kind
    • help mankind to maturity. They know this secret. If what
    • and secrets of this kind to be imparted, and those who wish
    • to keep mankind in immaturity. So far the latter have had the
    • presence about Goethe's particular kind of spirituality, you
    • reproduction of the past on a higher level. Jupiter is a kind
    • of this kind, or a materialist. As I said, man must be both.
    • must be taken by Spiritual Science in order to lead mankind
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture IX: Goethe's Life of the Soul from the Standpoint of Spiritual Science
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    • connection with the whole evolution of mankind. Out I wish to
    • I have been doing my best to give mankind, from various
    • some kind of electrical impulse. The arising of colors was
    • a kind of supersensible entity, and that by means of the
    • this lies some kind of working together of super imposed
    • And he was looking for something of the same kind in the life
    • such concepts, therefore, that the majority of mankind is too
    • destroy their integrity by all kinds of theories and
    • feelings of the kind that Goethe described in his chapter on
    • this kind darken for the soul and spirit the purity of
    • the two kinds of life that man has to experience. And it may
    • be asked why then is it that mankind's usual outlook today is
    • come to a natural science of this kind, we shall then
    • future is that mankind should go more deeply into the ideas
    • has assembled a whole series of the kind of concepts in which
    • consideration, and some kind of person makes his appearance
    • arising from the gathering up of all kinds of concepts into a
    • candle on top, and then Lelt through a kind of divine service
    • kindled nature's fire above his minerals. Here in childish
    • this kind we cannot help releasing in our souls forces that
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture X: Faust's Knowledge and Understanding of Himself
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    • the body, a conception of the kind that would be attained
    • origin and evolution of mankind. Thus, by evoking from the
    • connection between these Gods and mankind. And the old Greek
    • one we shall never read the secret of mankind. At the present
    • Science meets with all kinds of opposition today. But one of
    • various demonic powers to Homunculus. What kind of power is
    • mighty kind.
    • Everything of the kind that he would say, is indicated by
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XI: The Vision of Reality in the Greek Myths
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    • attempt anything of the same kind — in no way
    • present latent in mankind. But Goethe sees clearly that
    • real knowledge and comprehension of mankind.
    • for Goethe had the feeling that there was a kind of knowledge
    • the good side of human criticism. Nereus, however, a kind of
    • Marsi, kinds of snake-demons, who bring with them the
    • kind of thing is tedious — the cobbled together
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XII: Goetheanism In Place of Homunculism and Mephistophelianism
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    • base of all striving for knowledge of every kind of striving
    • researches of Spiritual Science, and through a spiritual kind
    • majority of mankind can only have the experience in
    • into a kindly friend who pardons everything if only man turns
    • earth. When he feels a kind of oscillation between the two,
    • thirty-fifth year there is again a kind of contraction. That
    • leads mankind astray, and we must reject it. All evolution
    • Darwinian says: We already see in the human kindliness, and
    • upon by another being. Then he loses himself, then all kinds
    • development of mankind culture has been brought to such a
    • much concerning the evolution of mankind. First he learns
    • all cosmic sound, all cosmic life, and in front of us a kind
    • become gradually known to mankind, so that as impulses they
    • Mankind must
    • striving, and nothing is more injurious to mankind than this
    • might call a last appeal to mankind out of the past, by
    • seen mankind as it then was, hurrying on its chosen path. He
    • be said: Mankind is placed in the Homunculism which, in the
    • represent it. But the present task of mankind consists in
    • mankind at this time should take. What lies in true
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